Recommended Reading
Top Billing! CTlab Symposium on P.W. Singer’s Wired For War
CTlab Symposium: Wired for War, additional readings
Opening Remarks P.W. Singer
Whither the Anti-Killer Robot Lobby? Charli Carpenter 
Wired for … Nuclear War? Martin Senn
Studying War on an Infinite Battlefield Drew Conway
More Thoughts On Robots and IHL Rex Brynen
When Robots Are Not Just About Autonomy – Remote Platform Targeted Killing Kenneth Anderson
Implications for command and control Antoine Bousquet
Provocation: Wiring Terrorist Sanctuaries Mike Innes
Brave New World? John Matthew Barlow
Harvard KSG on ‘Unmanned and Robotic Warfare’ Drew Conway
Kudos to Mike Innes and CTLab Review for organizing this symposium on Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century
(I am however, disturbed by the frequency of pop cultural references from my youth in Wired for War, which, if read in a tome on modern warfare, presents the reader with the inescapable conclusion that they are getting….old)
The New York Times – The Civil Heretic
This portrait of Freeman Dyson, one of the more important living scientific minds, and his ostracism at the hands of the global warming commissars in academia who brook no dissent from the party line, is one of the best NYT pieces I’ve seen in a while.
Scientific American – Building the 21st-Century Mind
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